Yale Daily News

John Marciari GRD ’00 may just have made the discovery of a lifetime. In an article last week in Ars Magazine, Marciari, the former associate […]

July 6, 2010

To graduated seniors who are concerned about life post-Yale, here’s another reason not to worry: Former NFL player Eric Johnson ’01, an American Studies major […]

July 5, 2010

LONDON — Former Yale Provost Alison Richard is not just Alison Richard anymore — she’s Dame Alison Richard. Richard, who now serves as vice-chancellor of […]

June 14, 2010

Yalies may have started their summer vacations, but that doesn’t mean the Yale College Dean’s Office is taking a break. The Office recently published its […]

May 30, 2010

Shortly after students return from their summer vacations, they will no longer find themselves trekking up Hillhouse Avenue for prescriptions or medical check-ups. Yale University […]

April 29, 2010

Last fall, when Yale School of Architecture professor Kurt Forster convened the first seminar for the school’s new doctorate program, it was, as he put […]

April 26, 2010

On a clear day in January 2007, downtown New Haven disappeared into a thick, white plume: The New Haven Veterans Coliseum, the town’s stadium at […]

April 23, 2010

The admissions game at the Yale School of Drama has become more dramatic than ever. The school received its largest applicant pool in its 55-year […]

April 21, 2010

There is a buzz at the Yale School of Architecture. Over the past year, the renovation of the school’s 47-year-old home, Paul Rudolph Hall, earned […]

April 15, 2010

  Yale’s most recent plans to relandscape its picturesque campus may not be realized for at least another spring, until more fruitful economic times return. […]

April 14, 2010

Nostalgic, Quicksilver and Sea Dreamer are finally back in town. They are among the 69 ponies, two chariots and a camel that populate the city’s […]

April 9, 2010